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Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez has said he maintains the club's backing despite exiting the Champions League at the group stage.

"We have to try and win all four trophies: LaLiga, the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Supercopa and the Europa League. Now we have to change chip from the Champions League and focus on the league." "You may expect a defensive team from Gattuso, but it's the opposite," Xavi said. [Real Madrid](/soccer/team?id=86), who are the only side to beat them domestically this season. The expectations are high and it's not what we hoped for, going out of the Champions League. Results will come and, if they don't, another coach will come in -- that's the law of life."

Xavi reiterated that he has full confidence in the long-term project at Barcelona as he discussed the upcoming January transfer window.

I have the trust of the president, the board, Mateu and Jordi. He then discussed transfers as rumours have already started regarding Barcelona's potential January business: "It is still very early. However, he is yet to get his hands on any silverware and was unable to guide the Blaugrana into the Champions League knockouts which

Barcelona's Champions League elimination came as a bitter blow to Xavi Hernandez and his Blaugrana, but the coach is now keen to focus on the rest of the ...

"We want to win titles. We have to keep believing. "We talk a lot, we travel together for every game," Xavi said. "I'm confident but it's not what we expected. "The Champions League is a big setback, but we can still fight for LaLiga Santander, for the Copa del Rey, the Europa League. I've reminded the players that we're in good form in LaLiga Santander and we have to reflect on what we've done in big games.

Barcelona manager, Xavi Hernandez, has claimed he still has the backing of the club, despite dropping out of the Champions League into the Europa League.

“There is complete confidence in the project. “There is nothing for it but to keep working hard,” Xavi said in a news conference on Friday. Barcelona manager, Xavi Hernandez, has claimed he still has the backing of the club, despite dropping out of the Champions League into the Europa League for the second consecutive year.